Also, Method products are biodegradable and aren’t tested on animals, and when it comes to protecting nature and the environment, I’m all for it…except when it comes to those damn dirty duck-billed platypuses.

Damn freaks of nature!

They’re like the result of a duck, alligator, and mole threesome.

Method products are a bit more expensive, but sometimes you have to pay more for quality. Like if you want to drive something nice, don’t buy a Hyundai, buy a Mercedes. If you want to drink something nice, don’t buy wine that comes from a box, buy wine that comes from Napa Valley. Also, if you want good cocaine, don’t get it from Bolivia, get it from Colombia.

However, as much as I love Method products, I have to admit that it is hard for me to like this Method Olive Leaf Body Wash. I’ve used it for a week straight and it lathered up nicely and it made me clean, but I can’t get over the fact that it made me smell like black pepper.

I’m surprised I didn’t sneeze from the scent.

Since it’s hard for me to defend the Method Olive Leaf Body Wash, I’m going to have to turn in my Method Fanboy Card, along with my Method Fanboy Decoder Ring.

I guess I could compare the Method Olive Leaf Body Wash with the 2000 Motley Crue album New Tattoo. Both were over-hyped, didnâ€™t reach fan expectations, and were significantly less exciting than Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson’s sex tape.

Despite how crappy that album was, the members of Motley Crue today could still do lines of coke off of the asses of groupies. After all, they are Motley “Fucking” Crue!

Although, I can’t say the same for the Method Olive Leaf Body Wash. I wouldn’t let it do lines of coke off of my ass, but because it’s a Method product, I’d totally let it feel me up.

I tried the Method detergent last year after you reviewed it here (since it is for sale at Target.) Although the dispenser cap was mega cool and it did a good job of cleaning my clothes, the bottle had this tendency towards a bit of the detergent leaking down the side of the bottle after I used it, which never happened with my old-fashioned looking bottles of laundry detergent. I finally finished off the sticky detergent-encrusted bottle and haven’t been interested in using it any of their products since then…not worth the $$$.

It’s probably modeled after the Molton Brown black pepper body wash that various magazines were swooning over a while back. I’m not a black pepper fan so the review alone makes my nose itch. If you like olive, try the Kiss My Face olive oil soaps. Moisturizing without being slimy, gentle but effective cleanser, and one bar lasts a long time.

Is this more booty from you trip to CA? Hey, that reminds me, I was workin’ the clearance at my local Target this week, and I found that Archer is making something akin to a wasabi iso peanut.

If only Target would start selling cherry seed, Aloha shoyu, and li hing powder. I’d never have to beg my relatives for care packages again.

I had to keep re-reading Olive Leaf, because for some reason, I thought it said Olive Loaf and using an Olive Loaf body wash would just be weird and gross. Maybe it was because you had me thinking about Tommy Lee doing lines of coke off my ass, that I got distracted.

i’ve been waiting to tell a hawai’i person this: Check Costco for Method products. The one here just started carrying them. There’s a set with two hand soaps and one lotion and they also sell the laundry detergent. I think maybe the cleaning supplies too.

I haven’t seen Method products out here but I’ll be sure to take a second look. I don’t think I’d be too crazy about the olive leaf scent nor the cucumber scent of bathroom cleanser.

You know, for those of us situated on an rock even smaller (and a 7 hour plane trip and astronomical $800 one-way fare) than your rock, you might sympathize and throw us a bone by awarding a montly drawing prize or two…wink wink.

Nyfeh – At least there are different scents. The Mango Mint one I’m using now is pretty decent.

Sasha_Kitty – To be honest, that’s also a place I don’t want to be, unless I happen to be watching it on National Geographic.

Tara – But I have trouble saying it. Try saying duck-billed platypus five times really fast.

Pel – Dijon mustard. Horseradish. A1 Sauce.

Mir – Hmm…I think that would probably cost you extra. Like, two dollars. Maybe even less.

wyn – I don’t think there’s a fig leaf big enough. Okay, I’m lying.

Chuck – Actually, that happened to my bottle too, but they recently redesigned the cap to fix that. No Method tattoo, because I won’t be able to donate blood for a year and 40 years from now I don’t want my future grandchildren to ask me to make my tattoo dance like a hula girl.

Amber LB – thanks for the suggestion. Yup, this was more booty from my CA trip. I still have the Choxie candy bars. I think someone should open up a store in CA that offers local Hawaii staples, sure it would be expensive, but I think it would be worth it. It’s expensive mailing a half gallon of shoyu.

Toni – But my ass is perfect for doing lines of coke of off, since it’s pretty flat.

Kimi – Olive Loaf? Oh, I thought you typed Onion Loaf, like from Tony Roma’s. I guess I was distracted too, imagining Belinda Carlisle doing lines of coke off of my ass.

cybele – Oooh, lychee perfume. I think lychee perfume would make a date with no personality a little more tolerable.

Hapless Hubby – To be honest, I’m not much of a wine consumer. I’m more of a vodka guy (yeah, yeah, I know. Where’s the vodka review?). You could tell me the best wine comes from North Dakota, and I’d probably believe you.

Damasta – Mmm…Smelling like a burnt candle. That’s almost as sexy as smelling like black pepper. 😉

You should not judge the duck billed platipi of the world so harshly they’re just akward creatures trying to be loves…but yeah i don’t like the olive wash…mostly because i don’t want to smell like greek food or estlle gette when she played the italian mother.

i was into buying method products myself. it has such an eye pleasing design! but as someone mentioned earlier, their detergent leaks! and i bought the method body wash cept in some mango/mint flavor and it smells gross. i’m very disappointed.

I can’t think of anything cute or catchy to say as a comment, but this was my first time at this blog, and your review just cracked me up. I thought you would like to know. And, by the way, I do have a personality in real life.

another great review, marvo. i too find method pretty hit-and-miss, but i stick with them because it’s so hard to find affordable non-animal-tested products. and i’m with cybele, i love to smell like food — orange essential oil, and anything by burt’s bees. how about a burt’s review? they have some nice men’s products, which will help you look & smell great and attract all the hot chicks.

Yesterday, I was bargain hunting at Sam’s Club, and I passed a two-pack of Method body wash at Sam’s Club ($7.64). An unfortunate image crossed my mind (platypus, doing coke, with Vince Neil). But I thought I’d relay that to you — if you don’t do Costco you can do Sam’s and get a Method fix.

Where’s the vodka review? Target (yeah, I’m Target’s bitch, I know it) had these giant tubs of Cosmopolitan mix, into which my hubby poured Rasberry flavored vodka. It went into the freezer, came out a few hours later, a quick chip’n’stir, and ohmigoodgod I had the most delicious grown-up slushy ever. Yum!

I am a lover of Method as well.
I bought a 4 bottle gift set on clearance aftger Xmas that had the Olive Leaf, two fruity shower gels and Lavendar body wash. The Lavendar is much nicer than the Olive Leaf but I have not been able to find it since. Very moisturizing for winter months.